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Dr Hesham Sadek is pioneering research that could change the face of medicine. If his work in cardiac regeneration succeeds, he may one day end heart disease altogether, sparing that valiant, thumping organ its often fatal toll.
Soraya Bakhtiar calls her style girly and bohemian yet edgy and boyish. Launched eighteen months ago while she studied fashion journalism in London, her eponymous blog now commands over 25,000 fast-rising Instagram followers.
Celebrated for his sensational large houses, architect Richard Landry insists his practice also designs small, actively seeking commissions of 500 square metres each year. He explains why scale, ultimately, is always relative to the client.
To be draped and shaped by Azzedine Alaïa is a rite of passage for the fashionable elite. Opening night at the Franco-Tunisian couturier's first Paris retrospective drew his devoted family of editors and admirers.
Hiam Abbass, the Arab actress and director known for playing strong women from struggling widows to defiant mothers, seems an unlikely choice for Miuccia Prada's playful younger label. We explore this intriguing fashion collaboration.
If ever it is completed, Abu Dhabi’s Mastaba Project would be the world’s largest public sculpture. First developed by the celebrated art duo Christo & Jeanne-Claude back in 1977, a new book by Taschen documents the process of the monument’s construction. The craft of the builder wa…
Architect, urban planner and Harvard Aga Khan Programme director Hashim Sarkis has spent his life thinking about cities. Lebanese by origin, he hails from a small country home to five of the world's oldest.
Superyachts promise freedom and adventure, floating islands from which to explore the natural world. Yet as these vessels grow ever larger and more complex, their dependence on fuel and intricate onboard systems grows too.
Four decades after the first 911 Turbo made its debut, Porsche introduces its eighth-generation iteration. It may not be a looker, but once you get behind the wheel, we doubt you will much care.
Hard, handsome and remote, with shocks of white in his well-groomed dark hair, Marko is a man few know intimately. As his assistant takes notes, a rare flicker of unease betrays his composure.
In Beirut our writer met a man eight months into walking from England to Jerusalem, pausing after the length of Turkey and Lebanon. No fair-weather traveller, he had worn the journey remarkably well.
A decade ago Macau had a single casino; now it has dozens, a testament to rising Chinese purchasing power. At its summit sit the Paiza Mansions, palatial suites that cannot be booked, only earned.